Invited Lecture. “‘From Colonial Subjects to Black Nations’: Racializing the Caribbean within Global Blackness.”
Hosted by Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power Lecture Series, October 17, 2025.
Book Panelist. Book forum on Modern Migrations, Black Interrogations: Revisioning Migrants and Mobilities through the Critique Of Antiblackness.
Hosted by the Acacia Center for Justice with UndocuBlack Network, Haitian Bridge Alliance, Families for Freedom, Morehouse College, and Bowdoin College, February 26, 2024.
Interview for Vox.com, “America’s Long history of Anti-Haitian Racism, Explained” By Li Zhou. Sept 15, 2024
Interview for Salon.com, “‘The politics of fear’: Springfield’s Haitian community stays indoors amid Trump-led smear campaign” By Tatyana Tandanpolie. Sept 18, 2024
Interview for the Zoryan Institute, "The Zoryan Institute Highlights the Contributions of Black Scholars to the Field of Diaspora Studies." Feb, 22, 2022.
Interview for The Spokesman Review, “Food is a language, a bridge and an opportunity: Jordanian chef Maisa Abudayha directs Spokane’s Feast Kitchen.” By Amber D. Dodd, Oct 26, 2021.
Rangel, Salvador and Jamella N. Gow. 2020. “The Economy vs. The People”: Capitalism & Essential Labor in the Pandemic.” Sectors: American Sociological Association Sociology of Development Section Newsletter. Fall/Winter 7(2): 10-12.
Gow, Jamella N. 2025. "Black Migration and the Legacies of Colonialism." Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power Blog.